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Which expression shows how the distribuive property can be used to multiply 8x29?

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The expression which shows how the distributive property of the can be used to multiply 8×29 as in the task content is; 8(20 + 9).

<h3>Which expression can be used to show how the distributive property can help multiply 8×29?</h3>

It follows from the task content that the given product to be multiplied is; 8×29.

Consequently, it follows from convention that the distributive property of multiplication allows that the multiplication in this case can be rewritten as follows;

8×29 = 8 (20 + 9)

Hence, we have; (8×20) + (8×9).

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